Endowing underwater robots with the wisdom of flow perception, our scientists have achieved a new breakthrough in bionic perception. [Chinese]

Chinese scientists have developed a biomimetic sensor, FlowSight, inspired by fish’s lateral line system, enabling underwater robots to perceive water flow. This innovation enhances autonomous navigation and environmental monitoring in complex aquatic environments, allowing robots to adapt and maneuver like real fish, achieving precise flow detection with minimal error.

HD Hyundai Construction Equipment Ulsan Plant Transforms into a ‘Smart Factory’ [Korean]

HD Hyundai Construction Equipment has transformed its Ulsan plant into a smart factory, investing approximately 200 billion won. The upgrades include welding robots and AI quality inspections, boosting productivity by 20% and increasing annual production capacity from 9,600 to 15,000 units, enhancing its global manufacturing capabilities.

Study: How the Gender and Voice of Robots Can Influence Human Decisions [Arabic]

A recent study from the University of Pennsylvania reveals that the design and voice of AI-driven robots can significantly influence consumer decisions. Robots with “friendly” features and male characteristics were found to be more persuasive, particularly among women with lower feelings of power, challenging previous notions about gendered robot design.

Beijing Yizhuang Half Marathon Interview | X02 Robot “Steady Walking” Unlocks New Possibilities in Multiple Fields [Chinese]

At the 2025 Beijing Yizhuang Half Marathon, the EAI team’s X02 robot showcased its advanced bionic tendon technology, achieving a remarkable fifth place. This event highlighted the robot’s endurance and adaptability, paving the way for future applications in industries like disaster rescue and elderly care.

Robots Learn to “Feel” Objects by Shaking Them: A New Era in Sensor-Free Perception [English]

Researchers from MIT, Amazon Robotics, and the University of British Columbia have developed a groundbreaking technique allowing robots to assess object properties by shaking them. This sensor-free method utilizes internal sensors, enabling robots to interpret their environment efficiently, particularly in low-visibility situations, and could revolutionize robotic perception.

[Humanoid Three Kingdoms] Hyundai vs. Tesla vs. BYD… Competition among the three major automakers in three colors | Aju Economy [Korean]

The competition among leading automakers in the humanoid robot market is intensifying, with Tesla and BYD set to launch humanoid robots this year. Hyundai is also advancing its Atlas robot for production automation. Experts emphasize the need for government support to maintain competitiveness in this emerging industry.

The Tesla robot comes to life: this is what it can already do if given total freedom [Spanish]

Tesla’s humanoid robot, Optimus, showcases impressive movement capabilities in recent demonstrations, performing coordinated routines without visible cables or special effects. Trained through reinforcement learning, it aims to assist in repetitive or hazardous tasks, marking a significant step towards functional, autonomous robotics in various environments.

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